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| Oregon Sculptor to Study Rare Seal of Lake Baikal, Russia |
4/22/2008 - The Artists for Conservation Foundation (AFC), is pleased to announce its seventh fellowship involving a grant of $5,000 US, under the AFC Flag Expeditions Program, awarded to wildlife artist Terry Woodall, of North Bend, Oregon, USA. Terry will be in the field from mid-June to mid-July, 2008, observing and recording the Baikal Seal (also called 'Nerpa') in its habitat. He will become the first sculptor, under the Program, to carry out a Flag Expedition.
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| AFC Show to Benefit Wildlife Conservation Society |
2/4/2008 - The Artists for Conservation Foundation (AFC) is pleased to announce that the Wildlife Conservation Society will become the official beneficiary of AFC's forthcoming annual juried exhibition and conservation fundraising event. |
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| Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum Becomes Patron to AFC Flag Program |
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1/31/2008 - The Artists for Conservation Foundation (AFC), is pleased to announce that the Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum has signed on as the first museum patron of the AFC's ground-breaking Flag Expeditions Program. The Museum will underwrite an upcoming Flag Expedition fellowship.
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| The AFC Announces Its First Annual Exhibition |
1/29/2008 - The AFC is pleased to announce that its first annual juried exhibition, "The Art of Conservation - An International Exhibition of Nature in Art". Featuring the nature art of its members, the exhibition will be launched in September 2008 at the Hiram Blauvelt Museum (HBAM) near New York City. |
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| Artist's Expedition to be First Time World's Most Endangered Primate will be Sketched in the Wild |
10/15/2007 - The Artists for Conservation Foundation (AFC), is pleased to announce its sixth fellowship involving a grant of $5,000 US, under the AFC Flag Expeditions Program, awarded to wildlife artist Daniel Taylor, of Coquitlam, BC, Canada. Taylor will undertake a five-week expedition to Western Cameroon beginning on October 28th, 2007, in order to raise funds and awareness for the conservation of the Cross River Gorilla, a species threatened with extinction.
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| Artists for Conservation (AFC) Announces Public Release of Pollyanna Pickering's Expedition Journal to Bhutan |
8/29/2007 - The Artists for Conservation Foundation (AFC) is proud to announce that a new Flag Expedition Journal, capturing Pollyanna Pickering's expedition to Bhutan, has been published on the AFC website. The artist created the journal while traveling through Bhutan, studying the unique spectrum of flora and fauna from the region as well as the conservation issues faced by the region. Dramatic sketches, drawings and a first person account of the Bhutanese people, their lifestyle, and the diversity of Bhutan's flora and fauna, make up the journal's contents. |
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| Artist Departs on Quest to Capture the Critically Endangered Painted Dogs of Zimbabwe… On Paper. |
8/28/2007 - The Artists for Conservation Foundation (AFC) is pleased to announce that New York watercolour artist, Alison Nicholls, the recipient of a Fellowship and grant under the AFC Flag Expeditions Program, will be embarking on her scheduled journey to paint the Painted Dogs of Zimbabwe. |
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| Pickering Completes Flag Expedition To Bhutan |
5/31/2007 - UK artist Pollyanna Pickering and her daughter/manager Anna-Louise Pickering returned from Bhutan where she sketched and painted the rare flora and fauna of this largely undisturbed region of the Himalayas. Pickering is the first western artist to comprehensively document Bhutan's wildlife and habitat in a series of paintings. |
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| World's Top Artists Commit $13M For Conservation |
3/19/2007 - The Artists for Conservation Foundation's "Art for Conservation" program is reaching new heights having developed millions of dollars in potential committments from its leading artist membership for over 100 conservation organizations. |
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| AFC Announces Fifth Flag Expedition To Study Endangered Painted Dogs |
2/14/2007 - The AFC (Formerly the WNAG) is pleased to announce its fifth Flag Expedition, awarded to Signature Member and watercolor artist Alison Nicholls, of New York. In late August 2007, Nicholls will embark on a six-week expedition to northwestern Zimbabwe to study endangered Painted Dogs in their natural habitat so as to communicate their plight. |
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